The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-03-24


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Next Wednesday -Colonel Ra6snspeytrsl
grand sale day-wilt b . big day for Tallahn-
zee. Bay . lot in Villa aai,cheu.
| we are requested ID announce that Rev. +.
- AcConnell, Of Tampa. will preach q the
rsesoyterian Church, next, Hundsy-moning
and evening. Pews frse Public Invited.
seven Springs Mass cures chills and 6vers,
catarrh and throat affections, and all diseaso
peculiar 10 FEMALES. For sale by al druggists.
| MAcuN. "a. Jups %. 1888
| Mr. N. c. Roach, General Passenger Agent
OF the New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad. accompanied by his family, arrived
last Monday on Q visit to his wifes mother, Mr..
W. Z. Beard.
Mr.. @. w. Lester and Mr.. Rolph, of Chicago,
were among the welcome callers q, the FLoRr-
DIAN sanctum ON Saturday
Mise Evelyn w. Midue. Of Petersburg, Va.
y visiting at the residence of her uncle Major
Robert Walker. 90 North Calhoun street.
Mr.. W. L. Bettnn left last week to resume
bis studies at the University of the South, Sc
| vance, Tenn.
Mr. H. E. Williams, Tax Collector Of
d"lmes county. made . pleasant call on the
FLoRIDIAN last Tuesday.
Don't forget that j. R. Cohen sells imported
| Satteens, figured and plain, SO inches wide a, 20
cents per yard. 1885,
MIR. Il. E. Brooks, of the Eufaula (Ala.)
marble yard, has, since his arrival, erected TOUR
handsome little tombs in the City Cemetery for
the Children of Mr. Robert Munro and the
mother Of Mrs. Munro; also a beautiful tomb
over the grave of the daughter of ex Governor
Bloxham in the Episcopal Cemetery. He has q
number of tombs yet to he erected.
Amy desirable shadeof Alba,ross, Nuns Veil
ing, solid and figured Sattine, Bunting and fine
Dress Goods, Can be found at ]. r. Cohen's.
4s-st
Visitors 10 Mr. c. E. Bradley's New Hone
plantation. some miles northeast of Tallahassee
say II IS model farm. Everything is in good
shape, crops growing finely. Mr.. Bradley 10 a
New Yorker, uses improved farming implements,
culiivates thoroughly and is making money on
his plantation. He has 800 pecan trees planted
along his lines of wire fencing, which will in q
few years take the place Of posts A stool of
rye from his field, 81 feet high, with twenty one
large stalks and as many we'll developed heads
of grain, was on exhibition at the store of Messrs
Saxon & Co. this week.
Mrs. Laura Ward, of Texas, a sister of the
late Mrs. w. A. Griffith, reached Tallahassee
yesterday and will take charge of Mr. G.'s chill
dren and house for time
Hon. Donald Paterson of Concord made A
pleasant call at the FLoRIDIAN sanctum on Tues
day.
Capt. John T. Howard, railroad contractor
OF Quincy, was at the ST. James this week. The
Captain has been waiting several years TO get s
contract on a new road to Tallahassee, but he
won't have 10 wait long now.
B n. Dent of Wrighisville, Ca, desires in
formation of Lewis. Elton and John Sanders,
formerly citizens OF Leon county.
Mr.. s. Boteler Thompson has received his
commission as postmaster at Lake City.
Col. Fred T. Myers was in the city this
week, on q visit to his family
DR.. H. S. Greene, of st. Louis; Mr.. H.H
Emmons, of Lake City, and DR.. j. Kost, Slate
Get'logist. left last Monday for the phosphate
beds of Wakulla county, accompanied by Col.
Nat R. Walker. editor ofthe Craw fordville Times,
find"
Mr.. Aaron Levy has gone to South Florida
COL Rafensperger has secured low down
rates for next Wednesdays grand sale of Villa
Mitchell lots, from 81. Augustine, jacksonville
and every station on the F. r. & n Railroad.
Hon. c. A. Finley. editor of the Lake City
Reporter. was among the visitors at the FLoR1D-
IAN sanctum on Tuesday.
Hon. Samuel Pasco, member OF the Assem-
bly, from Jefferson county, was at the capital on
professional business this week and made a
pleasant visit to the FLoRIDIAN sanctum.
Hon. John H. McKinne, State Senator from
jackson county, was among the guests a, The
new Leon this week.
-Messrs w. H. Shelter and J. H. Darsey, of
Concord neighborhool of GAdsden county, made
call on the FLoRIDIAN last Monday and took
packages of tobacco seed. The farmers of that
section are planting largely of tobacco this year.
Mr.. Shelter says If the plants are put out in
April and properly cultivated three cuttings may
be counted on Tor season. New York
firm is taking an interest Middle Florida tobacco
and proposes to make an experiment ON q i've
acre patch in Gadsden county
hon Disnop ID. DtackWeti, OF Live YAK,
State Senator from Suwannee county, and prom
inently mentioned for President Of the Senate,
was among the welcome visitors at the FLoKIp-
IAN snnctum on Tuesday.
The stock Of Messrs. E. A. Crawford & Co.
has been purchased from the assignee by Col. A.
T. MacIntyre, OF Townsville, who will continue
the business at the same place
The ladies are specially invited 10 the Grand
Opening of Spring Millinery, by Mrs. Geo B. Cur
RE. in Library Building, next Monday and Tues
| day, March 28ih and 29th.
Mr.. w. L. Davids. who last year came from
| New York and settled 10 Tallahassee, is making
quite success growing vegetables. He has
been Teasing on new potatoes for the past two
| weeks.
Notice.
| Parties desiring to confer with me in reference